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21 Oct 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
1
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Officials report $13,500 goal for the Community Chest with 585 contributors pledging as canvassing continues. A general meeting next week will organize new officers and allocate funds to participating organizations. several wards show pledges totaling $7,018 while criticism arises over insufficient city support and planned reductions in agency activities.
Lisbon dispatch reports German Heinkel 120 plane D120 took off toward the Azores but returned to the Tagus after a short flight. Pilot Mars said fuel line broke causing loss of gasoline and a battery short circuit. Mechanics worked on repairs but no further takeoff was attempted.
Radio feature rundown lists Edison Night interview with Thomas A. Tichton and Goldman band at 14 stations. WOR Hook up program with Goldman band and Edison Night. WBHAL Baltimore and WGY Schenectady mention hourly slots with unspecified players.
The report shows Corry paying 75 cents per thousand cubic feet for natural gas home service, above the 1925 average of 47 cents. Manufactured gas prices fell slightly as total gas consumption rose, with natural gas volumes increasing to about 19 million thousand cubic feet and manufactured gas sales reaching over 80 billion cubic feet for the year.
Two British submarines fired on and sank the Chinese steamer Irene on Wednesday after pirates seized the ship. Exact casualties were unclear. the Irene carried a crew of 100 Chinese and 400 passengers and was masquerading as a passenger vessel before the attack.
A damage suit over a dynamite cap explosion in Columbus township seeks $15,000 in damages. Prink Savke, father of the injured boy, names the township and officials as negligent for leaving blasting caps where youngsters could find them. The case, to be heard in Warren next week, has drawn local interest from residents of Columbus and beyond.
Prominent Pennsylvania Republicans are asked to join Governor Fisher on the executive committee for a November 17 testimonial dinner honoring Colonel Eric Fisher Wood, former GOP leader. The event expects about 1,000 diners at ten dollars a plate, with portraits of Boise Pengone and W. Harry Baker on one wall and Mellon and Wood on the other.
Bagdad October 21 unconfirmed newspapers report German aviator Otto Koannecke who began a world circumnavigation may have crashed near Bunderabbas Pandria and that his passenger Count Satis Was hurt in the incident.
Paris dispatch reports Prince Carol of Romania may seek return to Roumania and reenter politics under his infant son’s regime. Midi notes rumors of a peasant party appeal and Carol ending ties with Lupe ski as he weighs influence behind the throne and possible restoration.
Washington delegates at the International Radio Conference push for improved oceanic weather reporting. A special committee discussed proposing enhanced data sharing and coordinated forecasts to aid shipping and navigation.
Local industrial leaders report a broad downturn across multiple sectors. Car and auto parts plants, radiator works, and related facilities are operating at curtailed capacity with reduced work forces, signaling an uncertain near term outlook.
The November term of quarter sessions at Erie will hear numerous Corry liquor cases as part of a large docket totaling seventy to one hundred cases. A murder charge against Grover Royal of Philadelphia is set for motion, with other arraignments including Evelyn Love, Mary Krepeho, and Stanley Krepeho on aggravated assault and a battery. State troopers report a West Springfield liquor seizure of fifteen thousand dollars in value.
County authorities investigate the death of Mrs. J D Trux 75 widow of a Sharon constable whose body was found in the Shenango river near West Middlesex. Autopsy shows drowning not the cause and no foul play marks. coroner proposes she had a heart attack as she walked along the strand and fell into the water.
Sydney reports Fremantle officials found 54 Chinese packed in a ballast tank on the steamer Alm herk. Eight died and others were unconscious. Officials faced toxic gas and fainting as they attempted rescue, with customs naming a larger Rotterdam smuggling network.
Police advance belief that a burned vehicle found on Findley Lake road near Cutting was Seminuk, a former resident of alimibas now living in Erie. The car, stolen weeks earlier, was found 50 feet off the road and burned, with a Pennsylvania license plate found nearby.
Charles Doane of Union City faced a court appearance on a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence after an automobile collision near the State Hatchery on the Roosevelt Highway Wednesday evening. The action followed an Erie bound return trip when Doane allegedly struck a car driven by L. R. Tiffany. Tiffany and party reported damage. Doane’s Ford coupe and Tiffany’s vehicle sustained heavy damage.
Mrs DeMurri and Mrs Stewart traveled by motor to Ithaca New York for the Cornell Princeton game. Mrs DeMurri and Mr Stewart attended the visit in the city before returning to Erie this afternoon.
Old Orchard Maine reports Mrs Grayson plans a 3500 mile flight to Copenhagen in a plane named The Dawal weighing fuel load to reach readiness. The craft taxied and took off last Monday but suffered a brief delay as landing gear was adjusted under Igor Sikorsky supervision.
Earl Carroll begins a comeback to Broadway after leaving federal prison, boarding the Crescent limited to New York with his wife and friends. The former impresario, now noted for past scandals, aims to restart his revue career amid media attention and cautious reactions from industry and public.
Rada Millich, labeled the Birger gangster and alleged "goat" of the Birger gang, was hanged at 10 04 after being convicted of killing Ward Jones at the Birger hideout and stronghold. Millich claimed self defense until his death as the Montenegrin gangster met the gallows.
Miss Merceies leita of London attempted to swim the English Channel from Cape Gris Nez, Orange, at 1 30 am in Gb degree water eight miles east southeast of Dover. The effort ended in failure but proved remarkable for the feat despite the adverse conditions.
News that Mia Kathryn Menjou has been granted a final decree of divorce was carried to the hospital room of Adolph Menjou, the film star, who is suffering from stomach disorder and made no comment.
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